Commemorative jerseys celebrating Faughs’s 1920 All Ireland win over Cork are now available for purchase from Keohane Athletic Club Jerseys are available in both Dublin and Faughs Colors and include commemorative logos and text...
Emma Murphy, SDCC Mayor, officially opened our new Faughs GAA pitch in Tymon Park. She highlighted the partnership between SDCC and Faughs GAA with Sports Capital Grants support making the project possible. She wished...
About the GAA oral history project The GAA Oral History Project was commissioned by the GAA as part of its 125th anniversary celebrations in 2009. The aim of the project was to record, collect...
Introduction Faughs GAA has a very long and proud history of hurling in the capital city and no doubt the pinnacle of its achievements is winning the All-Ireland Hurling Championship when representing Dublin in...
On November 21st 1920, 14 people went to a football match at Croke Park between Dublin and Tipperary. They never came home. DubsTV’s Bloody Sunday details the events of that fateful day, narrated...
1964 All Ireland Senior Camogie championship winners. Celtic were the inaugural winner of the All-Ireland Senior Club Camogie Championship in 1964. Celtic won the 1964 Dublin Senior championship defeating Austin Stacks 5-4 to 5-0...
Our new Faughs GAA Museum was officially opened by Dublin GAA Chairman Sean Shanley on Thursday 24 Nov 2016. In a new annex off the club bar, memorabilia from throughout the club’s history, including...
Well done to the pupils from our feeder schools St. Pius and St. Josephs who created a range of fantastic projects on the History of Faughs. The standard of the projects was brilliant, with...
Commemorative jerseys celebrating Faughs’s 1920 All Ireland win over Cork are now available for purchase from Keohane Athletic Club Jerseys are available in both Dublin and Faughs Colors and include commemorative logos and text...
Emma Murphy, SDCC Mayor, officially opened our new Faughs GAA pitch in Tymon Park. She highlighted the partnership between SDCC and Faughs GAA with Sports Capital Grants support making the project possible. She wished...
About the GAA oral history project The GAA Oral History Project was commissioned by the GAA as part of its 125th anniversary celebrations in 2009. The aim of the project was to record, collect...
Introduction Faughs GAA has a very long and proud history of hurling in the capital city and no doubt the pinnacle of its achievements is winning the All-Ireland Hurling Championship when representing Dublin in...
by Sadhbh Dunne Learn about the history of hurling below written by Faughs very own Sadhbh Dunne.
Faugh Celtic History Archive
On November 21st 1920, 14 people went to a football match at Croke Park between Dublin and Tipperary. They never came home. DubsTV’s Bloody Sunday details the events of that fateful day, narrated...
1964 All Ireland Senior Camogie championship winners. Celtic were the inaugural winner of the All-Ireland Senior Club Camogie Championship in 1964. Celtic won the 1964 Dublin Senior championship defeating Austin Stacks 5-4 to 5-0...
Our new Faughs GAA Museum was officially opened by Dublin GAA Chairman Sean Shanley on Thursday 24 Nov 2016. In a new annex off the club bar, memorabilia from throughout the club’s history, including...
Well done to the pupils from our feeder schools St. Pius and St. Josephs who created a range of fantastic projects on the History of Faughs. The standard of the projects was brilliant, with...
Programme from the launch of the Club House update/re development in 1998. (from the Jim Daly Collection)